Infrastructure Work Sample Clauses

Infrastructure Work. Subject to the Company’s responsibilities under Section 1.6.1, above, the Authority has agreed with the City that, (a) the City will provide and construct the required natural gas line to the Site to adequately serve the Project, and (b) the City will tap the main sewer line located behind the Site and install a connection point near the sewer main (to the extent required by this Agreement) for the Company’s Contractor to connect the service line to the Improvements. The performance of such agreement between the Authority and the City is hereby designated as being subject to Force Majeure being claimed by the Authority on behalf of itself and the City, and therefore the time for the performance thereof shall be subject to extension on a day for day basis as the result of Force Majeure.
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Infrastructure Work. Owner shall ensure that the performance of all Work involving the Infrastructure Improvements complies and is performed in accordance with the requirements contained in Exhibit B (Infrastructure Conditions). To the extent of any discrepancy or inconsistency between the main body of this Agreement and Exhibit B (Infrastructure Conditions), Exhibit B will prevail.
Sample 1
Infrastructure Work. The Town agrees to undertake or cause to be undertaken, at no cost to the Company, the following Infrastructure (including engineering, design work, utility infrastructure, construction management, environmental remediation, demolition, excavation and construction) adjacent or in proximity to the Site: • Construction of new sanitary sewer force main, gravity lines, potable water lines, and re-use lines to sufficiently serve the Site (including the Facility), to the public right of way of Friendship Road, to be installed and operational at full capacity by February 28, 2023. The Town shall coordinate with the Company on the design, construction and location of the lines, including the connection of the public and private lines at the northern and southern access points to the Site. • Construction of a new sanitary sewer regional pump station to sufficiently serve the Site (including the Facility), to be installed and operational at full capacity by February 28, 2023, in a location off the Site with a tie-in point no further than 500 feet from the Site. The Town shall be responsible for bringing and connecting the sewer line to the pump station. The Town shall obtain, at its sole cost and expense, from the applicable land owner a dedication of land necessary for the construction of the pump station. No easement or access to the Site will be required for the construction of the pump station. • The Town shall provide and reserve sufficient capacity for water, sewer and discharge, as set forth below, by February 28, 2023 (and the Town agrees to handle the Company’s discharge components as described below without the need for extraordinary pre-treatment (that is, not more than neutralization as is typical of waste discharge from similar facilities) based on 365 day-a-year operations): In the event the Company anticipates a need for water, sewer or reuse water capacity above the amounts noted above, the Company shall provide the Town with 12 months prior notice of such needs. Upon such notice, the Parties will cooperate and work together to resolve the demand issue in a timely manner. BOD: 3,400 mg/L COD: 5,000 mg/L TSS: 1,400 mg/L TDS: 10,000 mg/L • The Town shall work in good faith to approve the Company’s plans to supply temporary water service to the Site for (i) the development of the Site and construction of the Facility and (ii) for fire protection during construction. Should the Company be required to draw water from the Town water supply for those servic...
Sample 1

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